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Matthew Perry has been pictured out in public for the first time in almost two years following his recent health battles. But the 49-year-old Friends actor, who has previously battled substance addiction and depression, sparked concern with his appearance as he was seen walking in Manhattan on Thursday looking disheveled and bloated.

The TV funnyman, who spent three months in hospital last year for a ruptured bowel, was seen wearing loose-fitting stained clothes and sporting a large mark on his right cheek. Heroic 9/11 responder who just last week received a standing ovation when he pleaded with Congress to replenish the September 11th victims fund gave his 'final interview' on Thursday, with a liver failure diagnosis leaving him just days away from death. Retired NYPD detective Luis Alvarez was set to undertake his 69th round of chemotherapy on Wednesday in a brave effort to battle his advanced-stage colorectal cancer diagnosis. However the previous succession of grueling treatments appeared to have taken its toll on the 53-year-old's body, with doctors issuing the heartbreaking news that his liver was starting to rapidly fail. The newly released Pentagon video shows a smoke trail from the aircraft. The high-altitude, high-endurance Naval drone was brought down Wednesday night.

It was denounced as an 'unprovoked attack' in international air space by the US. But Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said Thursday that parts of the drone had been recovered in Iranian territorial waters. In a letter addressed to the UN Iran called it a 'dangerous and provocative' act. President Donald Trump initially labeled the a missile strike as a 'big mistake'. He moved to dial tensions back down, suggesting it may have been shot in error. Corey Scott was called as a prosecution witness on Thursday in the case against Edward Gallagher.

Gallagher has been charged with murdering the young ISIS militant by stabbing him in the neck but he denies it and claim she is being set up. Two other SEALs have already testified against him, claiming he premeditated the murder and also shot at Iraqi civilians in Mosul in 2017. On Thursday, Scott stunned the Navy court in San Diego by saying that while Gallagher stabbed the militant twice in the neck, he is the one who actually killed him. He claims that Gallagher opened the militant's throat by cutting it to allow him to breathe because he had suffered a collapsed lung. He says he put his fingers over the opening to kill him. It is not yet clear why. George Takei on Thursday rushed to the defense of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez once again, just two days after saying that he has been inside two concentration camps in the US. 'I know what concentration camps are.

I was inside two of them, in America. And yes, we are operating such camps again,' the American actor tweeted Tuesday. It was in in response to the New York Congresswoman earlier this week charging that President Donald Trump had created 'concentration camps' on the U.S.-Mexico border with his zero tolerance policy.

Lunden Alex Roberts, 28, (not pictured) filed the lawsuit in Batesville, Alabama, last month. It names Biden, 49, (left) as the father of a baby she gave birth to in August 2018, when he was still in a relationship with his late brother Beau's widow Hallie (both pictured right). Roberts would have become pregnant in the fall of 2017, around seven months after Hunter and Hallie confirmed their controversial romance. Her lawsuit gives no detail of how she allegedly met the presidential candidate's son and it offers no insight into their apparent relationship other than that they were 'in one'. Photographer Sheron Rupp grew up in central Ohio during the 50s and 60s when 'most women thought they would grow up and become a housewife and have children.

I certainly didn't go that route,' she told DailyMail.com. After college, where she studied sociology and psychology, she moved to the East Coast and worked in publishing for many years. In her late 1970s and now in her 30s, Rupp changed careers and graduated with a master's degree in photography. Soon after, she traveled alone, equipped only with her camera, to small towns in Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Vermont, Washington, Montana, around western Massachusetts where she now lives, and Arkansas. From the early 1980s until 2008, Rupp took pictures of the people, cars, yards and landscapes of these out-of-the-way places around the country, which are often stereotyped as impoverished and backwards. The images, above, are now part of a new book, 'Taken From Memory,' which both chronicles rural America and the country's small towns but also, for Rupp, has a 'a personal nature to it.'

Rupp spent a summer with her relatives in Arkansas in the late 1940s, and she realized later on that she was partly propelled to take the images because of that formative childhood experience and her upbringing. In the book's introduction, she wrote: 'I remember that Arkansas summer as a poem wrought true. It resonated with what I chose to photograph years later and made me wonder why I felt 'at home' with some of the folks in my pictures.' Coleman Hughes, a Columbia University student and writer for Quillette, was quickly identified by his stage name - Coldman - after he claimed on Wednesday that a bill to study reparations was a 'moral and political mistake.' Coldman came out with an album in 2017 called 'My D.k Works Fine' (center inset) and also has an EP called 'I am a p.y.' (right) Hughes quickly became a talking point after he was one of the few dissenting voices at the 'H.R.

40 and the Path to Restorative Justice' hearing held by the House Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties on Wednesday. 'The polls don't look good for Donald Trump. I mean, by any normal yardstick, the President is heading for a defeat in the 2020 election. He's lagging behind in many of the crucial states that swung the White House his way in 2016 - like Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania. Indeed, the polls look so worrying that Trump's team fired several internal pollsters when the shock numbers leaked, in a Kim Jong-un style 'do not bring the boss bad news' move.

Yet when Trump launched his 2020 campaign on Tuesday night in Orlando, Florida, I didn't sense I was watching a guy who's going to lose.' Trump is pictured left in Orlando Tuesday as he kicked off his re-election campaign. Democratic U.S.

Presidential hopeful and former Vice President Joe Biden is pictured right. Country singer Granger Smith has tearfully spoken about the death of his youngest son, three-year-old River, in a tragic drowning accident. River drowned in the pool at the family's home in Georgetown, Texas, (seen bottom right) earlier this month. On Wednesday, the 39-year-old country singer took to social media to share an update on how he and his wife and his wife Amber (seen speaking together left) are doing as well as to share the details about their final moments with their son. In a YouTube video titled Finding Light In Our Darkest Time, Smith said he remembered thinking to himself just before the accident: 'Soak up this moment because it's not going to last.

Between 30 seconds and three minutes, we don't know, Amber and I are inside our pool gate doing CPR on our son.' Granger is pictured with his son top right.

Robert Kraft was spotted enjoying a little tennis and the company of a much younger women earlier this month during a trip to the City of Lights. The mystery blond is New York City doctor Dana Blumberg, who has been see with Kraft multiple times in the past, inducing at a 2017 event for the Elton John AIDS Foundation.

That event took place around he same time that Monarch, the daughter of Kraft's girlfriend Rick lander, was born. Blumberg was seen holding hands with the billionaire and petting his thigh while they watched the French Open final between Rafael Nadal and Dominic Thiem alongside Discovery Channel CEO David Zaslav and Woody Harrelson.

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Twitter user Amy Pennza (center), from Kirtland, Ohio, responded to a tweet from Jimmy Fallon that asked users on the social media platform to share 'wedding fail' stories on Wednesday. The mother-of-four shared a photo (left) of herself and her mother-in-law on her wedding day, to which her mom-in-law wore a bridal gown. She wrote: 'My mother-in-law wore a wedding dress to my wedding. So, yeah, top that one, Twitter.'

Since she shared the tweet, over 2,000 people commented on the photo, asking her to reveal the reason why her mother-in-law wore a wedding gown to the ceremony. In a series of tweets, Amy said her mother-in-law grew up in 'extreme poverty', which led to her becoming 'frugal'. She explained that when she saw the white dress in a store for a great price, she couldn't turn it down.

The mother-in-law, who Amy said is extremely generous despite being frugal, wore the dress to Amy's wedding, however, Amy said she didn't mind, as the story makes for a great memory. She said: 'No one who attended has ever forgotten it. And, you have to admit, weddings can be forgettable.' Fascinating images of the iconic Jaws movie being filmed in 1974 have been shared for the first time, 44 years after its release. Images from the Martha's Vineyard beach show director Steven Spielberg (left) chatting away with extras on the sand, and a technician with his upper body inside the head of one of three mechanical sharks (right and inset) used to portray the beast.

But amateur photographer Billy Reagan and his family did not know it was to become the seventh highest grossing film of all time in the North America when they snaps were taken decades ago during his college years. Christopher Stephan Lewis (inset), 19, has been charged with attempted first-degree murder after he allegedly drove away from a traffic stop and dragged a Florida state trooper 100 feet. Lewis was a passenger in a car that fled a traffic stop in Orlando at around 3am on Thursday before it was forced to stop at a train crossing.

The male driver, 22-year-old Elijah Wilson, fled on foot but returned after the train passed and attempted to get back in as Trooper Victor Rivera tried to tackle him. Meanwhile, Lewis shifted to the driver's seat and drove off, dragging both men, the spokeswoman said. Letters show Rose Cleveland, left, and Evangeline Simpson Whipple, right, were in love. Rose was the sister of Grover Cleveland, inset, who took office as a bachelor in in 1885. She became First Lady after rules stipulated a female relative had to fill the role.

Rose served for the first two years of his administration before Grover married. She went on to meet Evangeline, then aged 33, when she was 43-years-old. Fter years of exchanging letters the couple would finally go on to live together. They saw out their final days together in Italy and are buried next to one another. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are to break away from the Royal Foundation in what is seen as the final step in the division of the couples' public duties. It follows reports over the past year of a rift, first between Kate and Meghan, and then between future king Prince William and his younger brother, Harry.

But sources denied there was a feud, saying it was 'largely about preparing both couples for their future roles, which are obviously on divergent tracks'. William, Kate, Harry and Meghan's joint Royal Foundation venture was intended to harness the star power of the four high-profile royals, but it lasted just 16 months. After their first appearance as a foursome at the first Royal Foundation forum in London in February 2018 (inset), they were dubbed the Fab Four. However, although the inaugural event was billed as an annual affair, just the single engagement took place. The quartet are also pictured at Buckingham Palace for an RAF flypast last June (main image). It isn't always easy being the tallest in the room!

In a hilarious new online gallery compiled by BoredPanda, tall people from across the world reveal the amusing struggles they face on a daily basis as a result of their height. Pictured clockwise from top left: A mother has to stand on a table to hug her tall son; a lad has to kneel down to use his kitchen sink; a couple have a Yellow Pages moment; a tall man shows off his flexibility during a passport photoshoot; a tall lad comes up with an ingenious way to fix his short mirror problem; an irritated tall colleague asks for the fragrance dispenser to be moved so he no longer 'tastes' it.

The adorable Pavlovian reaction leaves the mini Golden Doodle's owners in stitches as little Ruby waits for her treat excitedly. The unnamed owner, from Springfield, Missouri, said: 'Ruby, our mini Golden doodle, enjoys surveying our front yard from the living room window for passer-by's, squirrels, and birds'.

But when the couple began teasing with popcorn, Ruby turns around immediately fixing her gaze on the treat. Eventually, the couple give in and hand Ruby the treat before collapsing into the chair in hysterics. The owner added: 'I had to pull out my camera and capture the moment for ourselves. We couldn't stop laughing while she was doing it or after watching the video!' A Utah man came home after a night out to find a female stranger drinking beer in his apartment and wearing clothes he just bought.Ryan Spurlock returned to his North Salt Lake apartment at 4 am on Wednesday morning and was stunned to find a woman, who was apparently homeless, staring back at him in his living room.Bizarrely, she had placed her shoes neatly by the door and once she got in, she took a beer from the fridge and opened it.He told Fox 13: 'I walked straight in and she was standing right here on the counter just looking at me.' I was looking right at her and a homeless girl was just looking right at me.' It felt like a dream, honestly.

Even when I laid down, it didn't feel real,' he said. Spurlock said she took new clothes he bought from a bag that was on his kitchen counter and wore them. Researchers from the University of St Andrews worked with three young grey seals from birth to determine their natural repertoire. They were then trained to copy new sounds, such as vowels and melodies, by changing their formants, the parts of human speech sounds that encode most of the information that we convey to each other. One seal, named Zola, was 'particularly good' at the musical side of things - correctly copying up to 10 notes of songs including the classic lullaby.

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Now scientists working on disorders can use seals as a new model system to study the 'nature vs. Nurture' element of our speech development. The 150- year-old Gothic style Belvedere Castle in New York City's Central Park was originally conceived by park architects, Frederick Olmstead and Calvert Vaux in 1869. After undergoing an extensive, extensive 15-month long renovation the castle will re-open to the public on June 28.

Sitting on the second-highest point in the park, the Castle was originally designed to be an observation deck that offered sweeping views of the city before it was turned into a weather station in 1912, eventually the building was left to rot for two decades while the park's finances and infrastructure went through a rocky period.